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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1934

Page

3

Board Names Teachers Fill All Vacancies

The Estherville school board hired five teachers to fill vacancies. Genie Gray Armstrong Gronstal will teach fourth grade at the Jackson building earning 765 dollars annually. Laila Larson Cylinder becomes first grade at Jackson p building earning 765 dollars. Gladys Baunders takes first grade at McKinley replacing Ethel Cooper, salary 765 dollars. Principal W A Cresap returns and will earn 1700 dollars next year.

Estherville Genie Gray Armstrong Gronstal Emmet Consolidated Jackson Roosevelt Laila Larson Cylinder Jackson P Steenhhusen Gladys Baunders McKinley Ethel Cooper Saunders W. A. Cresap

Western Missouri Surprise to Iowa Travelers

Travel diary notes Missouri's contrasting landscape from rolling farms to straight, long roads as Adelaide Nichols visits towns like Carthage and Butler. She observes pure bred Jersey industry, shuttered factories revived by new firms, a railroad division point moving in, and local attitudes toward employment aid. The journey continues toward Maryville for dinner with reflections on economic shifts and public assistance.

Adelaide Nichols Missouri Ous Carthage United States Estherville West Coast Mother Court House Square Butler Court House Nichols

Fire destroys barn hog house and granary at Aura Churchill farm

A Monday morning fire at the Aura Churchill farm two miles southeast of Armstrong destroyed a barn hog house and granary before it could be stopped. Three horses were burned along with 40 pigs a truck and other machinery. Loss estimated at about three thousand dollars with partial insurance coverage.

Armstrong Aura Churchill Farm

YARD CONTEST CLOSES MAY 19 IN ESTHERVILLE

Home gardeners of Estherville must submit entry blanks for the Vin dicator and Republican yard contest by the May 15 closing date. Awards are local and three classes apply: amateur, second class for manual labor, and third class for expert labor. Past entries have been under the first two classes with no fee required. The effort is a home beautification project, informal and run without national yard and garden association rules.

Estherville National Yard and Garden Association Esmerville

Fire Department Extinguishes Wood Pile Blaze in East Lincoln Street Area

A blaze Tuesday afternoon damaged a fresh wood pile near the East Lincoln street property of Wm. Draper, sparked by smoldering remnants from a previous corn stalk burn. Three city trucks fought the fire in windy conditions, with minor damage to an adjacent orchard and quick containment preventing total loss.

Wm. Draper Sunde and Larson Milling Company Lincoln Street M. and St. L

Senior Class to Present Paddy The Next Best Thing Play

The senior class will present their comedy in four acts Tuesday evening May 15 in Roosevelt auditorium. Cast includes Paddy Margaret Kennedy Dr David Adair Harold Hansen Elizabeth Hendricksen Eugene Petcoff Doreen Blake Beatrice Anderson Qwendolyn Carew Carolyn Osmundson Levyn Gerald Darling Micky Stanley Fagre Webb Martha Robinson Mrs Bingle Mrs Potter Dorothy Tomhave and more. Committees include Scenery Beynie Niemoth Eugene Misner Property Lavohn Bixby chair Marcella Butcher Alice Knutson Esther Lee Ivadell Ross Vivian Dow Business Manager Arline Jackman Margaret Kiefe Eleanor Carlson Sounds Tone Kately Prompter Pauline Merriott Lights Earl Bagad.

Paddy Roosevelt Auditorium Margaret Kennedy General Adair Harold Hansen David Adair Edward Gerloft Eileen Florence Norby O’hara Marion Rousseau Lawrence Blake Harlan Brodie Mary O’hara Elizabeth Hendricksen Anne Eugene Petcoff Doreen Blake Beatrice Anderson Qwendolyn Carewee Nail Carolyn Osmundson Levyn Gerald Darling Micky Ccee Eenee Stanley Fagre Webb Eugene Misner Lavohn “Bixby Marcella Butcher Alice Knutson Esther Lee Ivadell Ross Vivian Dow Arline Jackman Margaret Kiefe Eleanor Carlson Tone Kately Pauline Merriott Earl Bagad

Viva Villa to be shown at Grand this weekend

Viva Villa, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s epic starring Wallace Beery, opens Sunday at the Grand Theatre. Filmed largely in Mexico with a star-studded, deserving cast, the production is praised as a monumental screen event with lavish battle scenes and a romantic thread. Also noted are cast members Leo Carrillo Fay Wray and Katharine DeMille. Mrs. M. T. Morton visits Omaha while a road trip covered 2435 miles in twelve days.

Metro-Goldwyn ‘Mayer Grand Theatre Mexico Wallace Beery Villa Oklahoma Beery Leo Carrillo Fay Wray Donald Cook Stuart Erwin Geo

Haldeman Retires as Rock Island Superintendent

A L Haldeman superintendent of the Cedar Rapids division retires May 1 after long illness from heart attacks since 1925. He began as trainmaster in 1912 and served in multiple divisions before Cedar Rapids. Estherville employees gave fishing tackles as a retirement gift. C I McHugh acts as superintendent.

A. L. Haldeman Cedar Rapids Dakota Rock Island Haldeman Minnesota Manly Estherville C. I. McHugh

Johnston chosen Exalted Ruler of Elks lodge

Alex Johnston was elected Exalted Ruler of the B P O Elks Tuesday evening. New officers include Esteemed Leading Knight J Hilliard and Esteemed Loyal Knight Herman Jensen. Fifteen candidates were initiated from Estherville Jackson Sea City Titonka and other towns. last stag dinner of the season served at 6 30.

Alex Johnson B. P. O. Elks J.&. Hilliard Herman Jensen Max McMillin Jonh Smith Harry Sorensen C.F. Smith Francis Shadle A. E. Stringfellow John Birney Russell Natterstad

Armstrong Seniors Entertained At Dinner Saturday

Armstrong Indiana May 28 seniors were entertained Saturday evening at a six o clock dinner in the Methodist church basement. Red and white decorations featured red roses center stage. Hostesses included Mrs. Harvey Knudson and many others. Three letters were read to the class from Linn Grove Chicago and Ft. Dodge educators connected to the group.

Armstrong, In Methodist Church Harvey Knudson K. J. Ersland J. B. Burkhead Paris Elmer Schaeffer P. A. Gaarde John Thorson Flaming J. A. Huff Martin Peterson Nels Anvick Harold Atwood Harry Kirk R. E. Bunt Elmer Heneman Bernice Anderson Knutson Linn Grove Ivy Bosworth Courtney Chicago Howard Erickson Ft. Dodge

Arthur Bailey to be ordained by Fort Dodge Presbytery

The Fort Dodge Presbytery met at First Presbyterian Church to ordain Arthur Bailey after his recent graduation from Omaha Theological Seminary. The ordination service featured a full program with sermon by Rev Henry C. Schneider and the charge to the evangelist by Rev Arthur G. Bailey. Members and friends were invited to attend both afternoon and evening services.

Presbytery Fort Dodge First Presbyterian Church Robert Hansen Board of Christian Education Arthur Bailey Omaha Theological Seminary John E. Spencer Lake City H Aten Burt W. H. McKerral Sara Reem Bennett Thos C. Mann Fred Albertson Henry C. Schneider Carroll W. O. Harless D. D Arthur G. Bailey Hmn Arthur Turner Bailey J. H. Cramer

Local lawyers move to remodeled Seventh Street offices

J P Clark and M T Morton will relocate to their new office building on Seventh Street just south of the Sternberg Funeral Home later this week. The building they recently bought has been remodeled for offices.

Ers J. P. Clark M. T Morton Seventh Street Sternberg

Girl Scout delegate chosen for Covered Wagon district

Marie Goorum was elected delegate to the Covered Wagon district convention of the Girl Scouts to be held in Joplin, Me., May 17 and 18. Mrs. Maybelle Harris was home with tonsillitis earlier in the week.

Girl Scout Community Committee Marie Goorum Girl Scouts Joplin Maybelle Harris

Legion Groups Get Awards At District Meet

Local Emmet county attendees helped swell the Ft. Dodge banquet for the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary where four Emmet posts earned district silver stars and the county received a gold star for outstanding achievements. Emmet auxiliary ranked high in district membership as well. Speakers included Frank Miles, Mrs. Niggemeyer, and Leo Custer, with Earl Hall’s quartet performing between courses.

American Legion and Legion Auxiliary Ft. Dodge Emmet Winnebago Kossuth Calhoun Armstrong Dolliver Wallingford Estherville Fred Ehlers Jas. I. Dolliver J. C. Underkoiler Britt Frank Miles Iowa Legionaire American Legion Emmet County Verne Tredway Ernest Smith Art Wiliamson Leon Pratt Harold Woodling C. J. Mathieson Wilbur Thorndyke Dick Gabriel of Lester Stevens Bob McClellan C. M. Todd Maple Hill

Algona Site of District Office

The Reemployment service of Iowa reorganized into 165 districts with one manager per district under the Des Moines state office. Emmet Kossuth Clay Palo Alto Dickinson Buena Vista O'Brien Osceola form a district with Algona as the district office, T A Tranger in charge. The county office remains open through July first. unemployed 16 or older should register. Six men placed recently: three cart skinners two dynamiters and one elevator grader operator. Albert Danielson left for Silvis for Rock Island store department work. May breakfast of the Woman's Club set for State Park shelter at nine. Bring dishware and a covered dish. Earl Josten reappointed to direct the high school band and boys' glee club.

Iowa Des Moines Emmet Kossuth Clay Palo Alto Dickinson Buena Vista O’brien Osceola Algona T. A. Tranger Joan Warrington Woman's Club

Candidate Reacts to Tax Question in Iowa Primary Talk

Robert W. Colfield, candidate for Republican nomination as governor, says tax relief depends on spending level not tax methods. He mocks Barnum and criticizes rivals for bold promises. He warns against tax free homes, farms, railroads, utilities, and corporations, arguing it would shift taxes to workers and investors.

P. T. Barnum Robert W. Colfield Barnum Iowa

Forest City Estherville Federation Meeting Held in Armstrong

At a Forest City Estherville federation meeting in Armstrong there was large attendance from Estherville. Mrs L A Mathre was reelected president. Estherville participants included Mrs Eli Erickson Miss Josephine Handelad and many others. Rev and Mrs Mathre attended with local members listed among attendees.

Forest City Estherville Feteran Armstrong L. A. Mathre Federation Benora Shaw Mollie Herbrandson Ida Valen Sylvia Berge Eli

City Tries Out New Sprinkler On Tuesday Morning

Early Tuesday morning the new city sprinkler, built by city workers from on hand materials at low cost, proved efficient. The trailer type uses an old car tank and a force pump driven by the car engine, with two street traversals planned to clean both sides without spattering parked cars. It can also be used if fire water is unavailable by attaching a hose. Mother’s Day observed May 13 per President Roosevelt proclamation urging flag display on government buildings and homes and urging church and welfare group participation.

Roosevelt United States

Weather and dust woes hit northweet Tawa region

The section faces persistent dirt and wind with light showers failing to ease the situation. A. O. Peterson notes 0.25 inch rain triggers telegraph to state meteorologist Charles Reed. Tuesday's high reaches 96, with Estherville recording a few drops and Inwood at 100. Previous day topped 90 with a 54 night low of 74.

Chas, Reed

Mothers Day program at Estherville high and junior college

Estherville high school and junior college present a Mother’s Day program in Roosevelt auditorium at 7 15 this Thursday evening. Students attend with mothers. The program features welcome, song selections, reader Lois Hemphill, choral club performances by Girls Choral Club Junior College Chorus and Girls Glee Club, and a social hour after the program.

Mothers of All Boys Estherville High School Junior Roosevelt Auditorium Lora Emily Lawrence Stephen ‘Adams Hoye Jdstén Ehlers Lois Hemphill Moon Marketing Response L. A. Mathre Girls Miss Dorothy the Green Cathedral

Emmet County P T A Convention Delegates Named

Emmet County P T A announces its Town Congress annual convention May 13 to 18 at Hotel Fort Des Moines Des Moines Iowa. George Kibbee elected delegate with Mrs Waldo Brink as alternate Speakers include Dr Gilkey Dr Tillia Smith Mrs Clart Byer and the national Mother's chorus slated for a Shrine Auditorium forum Tuesday evening The convention theme is The Future of the Forgotten Child.

Congress of Parents and Teachers Fort Des Moines Des George Kibbee Estherville P. T. A Waldo Brink Gilkey University of Chicago Tillla Smith Michigan Public Department of Health Clart Byer The Children

Wallingford Legion Auxiliary Entertained on May 1

The Wallingford American Legion Auxiliary met May 1 at Mrs. Glenn Young's home with Mrs. Clarence Olson assisting. A letter from county president Mrs. Ehlers was read. Topics included the poppy sale, the July campaign, and the district conference at Fort Dodge this week. A lunch followed the meeting and the next gathering is June 5 at Mrs. Max Soeth's home.

Wallingford American Legion Auxiliary Glenn Young Clarence Olson Ehlers District Legion and Auxiliary Fort Dodge Max Soeth

Wind Delays Rock Island Passenger Train From Cedar Rapids

A strong head wind delayed Estherville morning Rock Island service by nearly an hour as it struggled from Cedar Rapids. The previous day the train ran late again waiting for Kansas City connections at Town Falls.

Esthervile Rock Island Cedar Rapids Kansas City Town Falls

Wrecking Crew Clears Tracks After Rails Fail At Lake

The Rock Sq and wreckers were summoned to Clear Lake 8 D the train yard early Sunday to clear the track. Three merchandise cars derailed there late Saturday night disrupting service and triggering recovery work.

Rock Sq Clear Lake

Agencies Aid Mothers and Children in Need Report

A description notes agencies dedicated to relief and welfare for mothers and children, providing necessities of life to those in need and coordinating support across social welfare services. The report emphasizes ongoing collaboration among organizations to ensure essential resources reach vulnerable families.

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Fire Department Marville aNnion Storm Lake McCrory Ark Orville Anderson Babson Park Florida Sarasota Albert T. Reid VIVA Mrs. M. T. Morton Omaha Kenneth Townsend Alex Johnston ELKS Presbyterian Church Legion Emmet County Legion Gold Star—Auxiliary 2Nd Albert, Danielson Silvis Earl, Josten @as Woman's Missionary Federation V-R Wallingford Legion Auxiliary
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